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VOL. 18 NO. 4
APRIL 2015
In The Spotlight
Hannah’s Home ‘Building Blocks’ Fundraiser
Report and Photos by Penny Sheltz
Hannah’s Home in Tequesta had a fundraising dinner
and informational evening featuring guest speaker,
Dennis Nunn, from the Exponential group. The country
themed event was held on Hannah’s Home property,
featuring a free barbecue dinner and the country
music band “If & When.” Guests learned about the
difference folks can make in the life of a young mother
and her child and over $162,000 was raised. For more
information on Hannah’s Home call (561) 277-9823
or http://www.hannahshomesf.org/.
In The Spotlight ‘Building Blocks’ on page 2
Maltz’s 12th Annual Gala ‘The Dream Ball’
The Maltz Jupiter
T h e a t re ’s 1 2 t h
Annual Gala, The
Dream Ball, Raised
Nearly $750,000 For
The Not-For-Profit
Theatre
Nearly 450 guests
attended the benefit
and live auction,
In The Spotlight
‘The Dream Ball’
on page 3
Community Happenings
SunFest Announces
2015 Lineup
Tamar Maltz, Roberta Golub and Milton Maltz. Photo
by Corby Kaye’s Studio Palm Beach
Brent Musburger, Dawn and Tim Greener.
Photo by Corby Kaye
Hundreds Of Supporters Participated
In ‘Run For The Angels’
The fifth annual Run for the Angels drew more than
500 supporters to Abacoa Town Center on March 7 to
benefit Bella’s Angels Inc., a local nonprofit for children
with life-long disabilities. Again this year, 12-year-old
Bella Cavallo, who was diagnosed with CHARGE
syndrome eight years ago and for whom Bella’s Angels
was established, ran in the race. New this year, runners ran
through Roger Dean Stadium across home plate prior to
the Marlins and Mets spring training game. Jarrod “Salty”
Saltamacchia, catcher for the Miami Marlins, was this
year’s official race starter.
Jupiter Medical Center
Team #1
In The Spotlight ‘Run For
The Angels’ on page 2
SunFest, Florida’s
largest music, art and
waterfront festival
announces the lineup
for the 33rd annual
event. The national
headliners include:
Fall Out Boy, Pixies,
Lenny Kravitz,
Paramore, Hozier,
Kaskade, BOSTON,
Sammy Hagar and the
Circle, Edward Sharpe
& The Magnetic
Zeros, Wilco, 311,
Damian “Jr. Gong”
Marley, SOJA, Stone
Temple Pilots with
Chester Bennington,
A W O L N AT I O N ,
Lindsey Stirling,
Matisyahu, Iration,
Milky Chance,
ScHoolboy Q, Eddie Money, John Cafferty & The Beaver
Brown Band, Letts, The Shadowboxers, Bo Ningen, Lizzo,
Copeland, Knox Hamilton, Hundred Waters, Kehlani,
Bea Miller, Zeale, Dreamers, Spazmatics, Elliot Root,
Johnnyswim, SomeKindaWonderful, The Hip Abduction,
and The Rico Monaco Band. The 2015 festival will be held
April 29 – May 3 along the beautiful, scenic Flagler Drive
in downtown West Palm Beach.
Community Happenings on page 6
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In The Spotlight
‘Run For The Angels’ from page 1
Team Bella
Bella Cavallo running
Team Road Warriors
In The Spotlight ‘Building Blocks’ from page 1
Otis Birdson, Jarrod Saltamacchia, Michael Ray Richardson
In the midst of rain, a total of 30 teams participated in this
year’s 4x1 mile relay race. Almost all supporters dressed up
in costumes – ranging from little girls in tutus to men in sumo
wrestling suits – for this festive, family friendly race.
The event raised more than $12,000 for Bella’s Angels.
Over the past nine years, the nonprofit has provided financial
and emotional support to numerous special needs children,
referred to as “Bella’s Buddies,” and their families.
Event sponsors included: Tri Bike Run, The Milk Jug,
FPL, Jupiter Medical Center, Quantum Foundation, Roger
Dean Stadium, Ryder, Downtown at the Gardens, ETW
Corporation, Gunster, Palm Beach Kennel Club, Seligman
Brand Strategies, and Southern Waste Systems.
About Bella’s Angels
Bella’s Angels Inc. offers assistance and support to
families of children who have been diagnosed with a life-long
physical disability. Bella Cavallo was officially diagnosed
with CHARGE syndrome at age 4. After struggling for
financial help with the mounting medical and travel expenses
associated with treating her daughter, Bella’s mother, Kerry
Cavallo, formed the foundation.
In addition to raising funds to help cover medical
expenses, Bella’s Angels provide family services, such
as emotional support, parent-to-parent assistance and
information on community resources. For more information
on Bella’s Angels, visit www.bellasangels.org.
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Rev. Paul and Carol Beresford with Tequesta Mayor Abby
Brennan
Country music band “If & When”
The Talk Of Tequesta, Page 3
In The Spotlight ‘The Dream Ball’ from page 1
Harvey and Roberta Golub. Photo by
Corby Kaye’s Studio Palm Beach
Sandy and Isanne Fisher. Photo by Kelly and Rich Luchini. Photo by Corby
Kaye’s Studio Palm Beach
Corby Kaye’s Studio Palm Beach
Carl and Sharon Domino, Patricia Heleig, Cynthia Coleman, Ellen Tschappat and Roger
Berk. Photo by Corby Kaye’s Studio Palm Beach
Brian McCabe, Jim Peppelman, Gil Walsh and Derek Hong.
Photo by Alicia Donelan
Barbara Congemi and John Osher. Photo by Corby
Kaye’s Studio Palm Beach
held at The
Breakers Palm
Beach. Inspired
by the theatre’s
upcoming
production of
the Tony Award®winning musical
Les Misérables,
the lavish affair
transported
guests back
in time to the
glamour and
m a g n i f i c e n c e Tracie and Gary Krieger. Photo by Corby
o f
1 9 t h Kaye’s Studio Palm Beach
century French
aristocracy – complete with crystal candelabras and
chandeliers, lush floral arrangements and dynamic
performances in celebration of the evening’s theme: “I
Dreamed a Dream.”
Collections of freeform candlelight illuminated the
Venetian Ballroom, while tables were dressed in elegant
linens with glorious centerpieces, golden plates and goldenrimmed goblets. Led by gala Chairman Gil Walsh, the
evening honored Board member and Endowment Chairman
Roberta and Harvey Golub.
Guests in sparkling gowns and tuxedoes were treated to
performances during dinner that included a rousing rendition
of Masters of the Maltz, featuring cast members from Les
Misérables performing a full song and dance set to the
musical’s tune Master of the House, but with personalized
lyrics written to honor the Golubs. Led by the theatre’s
Director of Education Julie Rowe, the Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s
Youth Touring Company performed an original arrangement
of Castle on a Cloud from Les Misérables, and 11-year-old
student Alexander Goodwin-Elam serenaded the Golubs with
the tune Where is Love from the musical Oliver.
A board member since 2006, Roberta has served as the
chairman, co-chair, honorary chair and publicity chair of many
of the theatre’s past gala celebrations and is actively involved
with the theatre’s Paul and Sandra Goldner Conservatory
of Performing Arts. Her husband Harvey, former CEO and
chairman of American Express, serves as chairman of the
theatre’s endowment board.
The exquisite evening also featured solo performances
from Les Misérables cast members Gregg Goodbrod and
Aloysius Gigl and a live auction, with proceeds that provided
scholarships for 52 local children to attend classes and camps
at the theatre’s Conservatory during the upcoming school year.
Jerry Callaghan, Daniel and Tiffany Tumba and Kim and
Sal Tiano. Photo by Alicia Donelan
Rick Katz, Jay Johnson, Harvey Golub and Andrew Kato.
Photo by Alicia Donelan
747-PALM
747-7256
Roe Green and Gene Kratus. Photo by
Alicia Donelan
“Our biggest fundraiser of the year stayed true to the
theatre’s mission of entertaining, educating and inspiring
our community,” said Pamela Dyar, the theatre’s director
of development. “The Dream Ball’s success is a tribute to
the quality of performing arts education at the Maltz Jupiter
Theatre.”
Following cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, guests dined
like royalty on a succulent four-course meal, featuring beef
Wellington, a crab salad (complete with peas in a pod and
marigolds), and a dessert trio of caramel salted ice cream and
dark chocolates, key lime pie and fresh strawberries in a crystal
praline fruit cup.
“It was wonderful to see everyone enjoying an unforgettable
evening, and we are incredibly grateful for the tremendous
support from the community,” said Andrew Kato, the theatre’s
producing artistic director. “As the largest regional theatre in
Florida, we could not continue to thrive without those that
contribute to the theatre’s success.”
The annual event raised funds for the theatre’s awardwinning productions to help keep its performances affordable
for all, as well as inspiring the next generation of young
audiences through the theatre’s community outreach programs.
It also helped support local families by providing scholarships.
The event’s underwriting producers were Hawthorn,
PNC Family Wealth and PNC Wealth Management. Grand
benefactors included: Roberta and Harvey Golub, Roe Green,
Peggy and Rick Katz and Chris Kritikos. VIP sponsors
included: The Gardens Mall, Susan and Ross Johnson, Jane
F. Napier and Diane and James E. Perrella. Platinum sponsors
include: Anderson-Moore Construction Corp., Bruce A. Beal
and Frank Cunningham, Ellen Tschappat and Roger Berk,
Russell and Dorothy Di Giallorenzo, Isanne and Sandy Fisher,
Wallace A. Graham, Sallie and Berton Korman, Nancy Kyle
and Jack Fraser, Joseph U. Horton and Michael G. McCafferty,
Cathy and Andy Merson, Provident Jewelry, Bebe and Joe
Riccardo, Saks Fifth Avenue, Palm Beach Gardens and Kathy
and Joe Savarese, Homecare America.
Planning for next season’s gala is already underway, set
to take place Saturday, Feb. 20, 2016; a spectacular evening
for the theatre at The Breakers Palm Beach. For additional
information, call (561) 972-6124.
About The Maltz Jupiter Theatre
The not-for-profit Maltz Jupiter Theatre has become one
of Florida’s pre-eminent professional theatres, committed to
production and education through its collaborations with
local and national artists. Currently the state’s largest awardwinning regional theatre, the theatre draws nearly 100,000
people annually, serves a subscription base of more than 7,626
and has world-class classroom facilities in support of its Paul
and Sandra Goldner Conservatory of Performing Arts, which
serves hundreds of youth and adults. The theatre is a member
of the prestigious League of Resident Theatres and has earned
numerous Carbonell Awards, South Florida’s highest honor for
artistic excellence, including the prestigious Bill Von Maurer
Award for Theatrical Excellence. For more information about
the theatre’s upcoming shows and conservatory, visit www.
jupitertheatre.org or call the box office at (561) 575-2223.
Page 4, The Talk Of Tequesta
Landscaping
Trimming And Pruning Is Essential
By Gustavo Asp, President, Magland Landscape Design
Pruning is essential to
trees and ornamentals to
promote growth, health in the
plant and maintain esthetics
in its location. Most important
is trimming and pruning
properly. Some plants are
trimmed when dormant
and some as it’s flowering.
Certain ornamentals need to
be cut back on an angle vs.
a strait cut. Some plants and
trees require sealing where cuts are made.
Ornamentals should be examined regularly for pruning.
If pruning is ignored, most specimens become overgrown
and often weak. At that point drastic pruning is necessary to
bring the plant back to usefulness.
Reasons to prune or trim plants:
• Maintain or reduce plant size – Pruning prevents a
plant from overgrowing its space and eliminates the need
for drastic cutting of crowded, overgrown plants.
Before
of the crown, it may be best to hire experts. Large tree pruning, in particular,
can require climbing and heavy saws or even cherry pickers and chain saws.
This is a job that should be left to trained and experienced professionals.
Never compromise personal safety in pruning a tree.
This is a great time of the year to trim and prune. It is pre-hurricane,
pre-rainy season and before the heat of the summer growing season gets
into full swing.
Magland offers tree trimming and pruning services year-round, please
call or e-mail for an estimate.
magnificentlandscapes.com
info@magland.net
Properly trimmed hibiscus bush
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
After
• Remove undesirable growth – Pruning can encourage
plant vigor through the removal of weak, overcrowded
growth. Thinning improves the visual balance or symmetry
of the plant.
• Remove dead, diseased, or broken branches – Pruning
will aid in maintaining the shape, vigor and health of the
plant.
• Stimulate flowering and fruiting – Removal of
the current year’s old, faded flowers and fruit clusters
will promote flower
buds for the following
season.
• Rejuvenate and
restore old plants
– Proper pruning
can restore a youthful,
natural growth habit
in certain overgrown
shrubs.
It is recommended to trim hedges on
• Prevent damage a regular basis to promote healthy
to life and property – growth
Pruning will minimize
the hazard of limbs interfering with power lines or
overgrowing structures. It also removes weak crotches before
limbs break in strong winds and open blocked sight lines
caused by overhanging limbs at driveways or street corners.
• Shape plants in an artificial form – Pruning and
shearing can be used to shape plants as hedges or for rigidly
formal espaliers or topiaries.
A tree may need pruning for a variety of reasons:
• to remove diseased or storm-damaged branches
• to thin the crown to permit new growth and better air
circulation
• to reduce the height of a tree
• to remove obstructing lower branches
• to shape a tree for design purposes
Once the
decision has
been made to
prune, your
next decision is
whether or not
to tackle the job
yourself. In the
case of a large
tree where you
want to remove
big branches in Early spring is the best time to prune and
the upper area trim ornamentals
May you all feel like
Whistling this Spring
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The Talk Of Tequesta, Page 5
Dating
Single Scene Column©
Interview with a Bachelor
By Kelly Leary, M.S., Founder of Revolution Dating
It was a beautiful spring
Florida day. Rachel McKee, vice
president of Revolution Dating,
and I were on our way to meet
a very handsome and successful
V.I.P. client for lunch at Brio.
We will call him William Cobb.
William is 58 years old and
widowed.
We enjoy getting to know
our clients in and out of the
office. “The Revolution is the
solution,” as one male client said
this week. With new members pouring in monthly, there is
never a dull moment.
As the lunch started, William began telling us how much
fun he had at our last party. He said he enjoys seeing the
old and new faces at our events. As hosts, we have to agree.
There was a woman there who he had dated once. She liked
him and wanted the relationship to take off. He didn’t feel
the same way. This woman (we will call her Joan Avery) was
beautiful, but we were just getting to know her as a newer
client. Talking to William would help us help her and him. I
love win-wins.
We chatted about what he LOVEs in women. Of course, like
all men, he is visual. He mentioned he likes a woman who is
well dressed, and he also highlighted that her demeanor should
be soft, easy and kind. (Good advice for Power Women.)
About half way through the lunch, we still wanted specifics
on Joan. There had to be more to the story.
Kelly: William, what didn’t you like about Joan?
William: She has too much money for me. (He said with
a grin and we laughed out loud too...he has a good sense of
humor.)
Kelly: No really, you seem to be such a good fit. Why
didn’t the first date lead to the second date?
William: She is too “uppity.” She looks down on others
and thinks she is above everyone. I don’t like it.
Kelly: Well surely, she could have just been nervous.
Maybe she needs a second date to see if it was just first date
jitters?
William: Well, there was more. She looked like she was
going to the gym and put little effort in her look. She spoke of
her ailments! She was very serious and a little somber even.
She also talked about her former husband and that made me
uncomfortable. Kelly, she was gorgeous, but she is NOT
for me. Looks don’t mean much when a woman is not good
company.
At that point, I felt I did my due diligence for Joan and
I knew I could give her constructive feedback for her next
match at our club. She really struck out with William and
needed some sisterly advice. In closing, you never get a
second chance to make a first impression. Ladies, show up
with your best outlook and image on your first date! We will
help you if you need it. You can always look hot no matter
what your size or your body type. So get your positivity on
and come see me when you are ready for romance! Just as
the day turns to night, we can help you find your match thru
our contacts and friendship.
I look forward to seeing you “out of your comfort zone”
soon! Wouldn’t it be nice to enjoy summer love this year?
Revolution Dating “Scene and
Heard” Around Town Photos!
Most of the following photos were taken at Revolution
Dating’s private dating mixer at The Brazilian Court Hotel
at Cafe Boulud on February 26th, 2015. If you are looking
to kick off your Summer of Love 2015 in tandem, now is the
time to R.S.V.P. for the Second Annual Love-Fest. Many new
friendships and romances began last year at Revolution Dating’s
First Annual Love-Fest. Clients hailed from Palm Beach to
Revolution parties always end in
PAIRS!
Happy Spring Holidays to you and yours! Much Love,
Kelly xoxo
#BeRevolutionary #FindLoveNow #TellYourFriends
Kelly Leary© has 24 years in the dating industry and a
Master’s Degree in Psychology. She has been profiled by ABC
News, The Palm Beach Post, The Palm Beacher and other
publications. All Revolution Dating members are prescreened
first, including background checks. Professional member
photos are taken by the staff. Revolution Dating is not online
dating or blind dating. In addition to providing matchmaking
services that make singles “UN-single” through their
exclusive membership, Kelly also holds private singles events.
For more information, please call (561) 630-XOXO (9696)
or 772-932-HERE (4373) or visit www.revolutiondating.com.
Broward County to the Treasure Coast and ages ranged from
28-78. Revolution Dating clients are single, divorced or widowed
men and women who are looking for a sincere relationship and/
or new friendships. Women and men are meeting and greeting
and having the time of their life via Revolution Dating. If you
feel you are a quality single person who is tired of the bar scene,
sick of online dating, and the games, do call Revolution Dating
at 561-630-XOXO (9696) and reserve your spot at the Second
Annual Love-Fest Mixer! There will be live music, dancing,
drinks, and as always, the Revolution Dating Dream Team will
be hosting this event. We do not outsource our
events. The well trained staff gets to know all of
our clients in and out of the office! We are your
“new” friends who know all the right people to
introduce to YOU! Hope to see YOU there!
Revolution Dating clients know
how to have fun!
SENIOR DATING at its finest! Only here!
#revolutionary
CAMPBELL AND KARLIK, P.A.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Wills • Trusts • Estate Planning • Probate
Taxation • Real Estate • Corporations
Detective Richard Head co-hosts parties with the RevDating
Staff.
Diane L. KarLiK
3450 Northlake Boulevard Suite 210
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33403
Tel: (561) 625-5220
Fax: (561) 625-5201• Mobile: (561) 797-5004
EMail: dlkarlik@aol.com
Last year’s Love-Fest 2014 is still being called: “The Singles
Party of the Year!”
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Community Happenings from page 1
“We know fans have been waiting for this,” said SunFest
Executive Director Paul Jamieson. “We believe they will
agree it’s been worth the wait. We have some of the hottest
acts in music today and many of the most sought after
performers in the music festival industry.”
Also scheduled to perform at SunFest are regional and
local acts: Dear Tatiana, Dew Pendleton Band, FELICITY,
Jonnie Morgan Band, JS THE BEST, Jumbo Shrimp, Kasson
Leaving Haven, Morning Fatty, Sidereal, The Inverted, The
McNaughstys, Trial by Stone and YARDIJ. A full lineup and
schedule of the Ford, Tire Kingdom and FPL stages can be
found online at sunfest.com.
Fun facts: SunFest is supported by more than 2,000
volunteers; people travel from more than 43 states and 20
countries and 100 cities outside of Palm Beach County;
Economic impact to the area is more than $15 million;
partner with local charities to provide more than $100,000
of fundraising to their causes.
2015 Festival Days/Hours
Wednesday, April 29: 5 to 10 p.m.
Thursday, April 30: 5 10 p.m.
Friday, May 1: 5 to 11 p.m.
Saturday, May 2: Noon to 11 p.m.
Sunday, May 3: Noon to 9 p.m.
Juried Fine Art & Craft Show & xfinityKidZone Days/
Hours
Friday, May 1: 5 to 10 p.m.
Saturday, May 2: Noon to 10 p.m.
Sunday, May 3: Noon to 9 p.m.
The Fireworks Show
The fireworks show will close the festival on Sunday, May
3 at 9 p.m.
About SunFest
SunFest 2015 will take place April 29 through May 3
along Flagler Drive waterfront in West Palm Beach. SunFest
of Palm Beach County Inc., a nonprofit organization based
in West Palm Beach, is a Palm Beach County Tourist
Development Council Funded Project and is sponsored in
part by the state of Florida, Department of State, Division
of Cultural Affairs, and the Florida Arts Council. For more
information about SunFest, visit www.sunfest.com or call
(561) 659-5980 or 1 (800) SUNFEST.
Pineapples, Palms Book Signing
With Hilary Gumbel In Jupiter
Report and Photos by Penny Sheltz
Pineapples, Palms, Etc.
hosted a book signing event
with Hilary Gumbel, author
of UniChef and wife of
Bryant Gumbel.
UniChef cookbook has
been featured on the Today
Show, Live w/Kelly and
Michael, Meredith Vieira,
CBS This Morning and
The Talk. All the author’s
royalties went to the U. S.
Fund for UNICEF.
Pineapples, Palms, Etc. is
located at 287 E. Indiantown
Road, B-3 Jupiter, Phone
768-8303.
Author Hilary Gumbel signs
her Unichef cookbook
April 22
Hilary Gumbel cuts the cake
The Talk Of Tequesta, Page 7
Good Works
Inaugural Flip Flops & Bow Ties Party Hosted By
The North American Spine Foundation A Huge Success
The North American
Spine Foundation, a division
of the North American
Spine Society, launched by
welcoming 300 notable guests
to the inaugural Flip Flops
& Bow Ties party to benefit
children with spinal disorders.
The event was held Feb. 21 at
the Wyndham Grand Jupiter at
Harbourside Place.
Attendees to Flip Flops
& Bow Ties included spine
specialists and spine-related
companies, other medical Arno deVos, Kylene McRoberts
providers, hospital administrators, business leaders and local
and state elected officials and celebrities, such as MSNBC on-air
personalities Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzenzski.
Standing: Brian Palerino, Jen Palerino, Mark Miasto, Holly
Maisto. Seated: Catherine Ross, Todd Keiser, Lisa Keiser
Dr. Michael Reed, Dr. David Debbie Cardone, Vince
Campbell, Eric Muehlbauer Cardone, Lily Cardone
Daniel Bordenga, Elana Bordenga, Lisa Bordenga
Ray Christian, Chelsea Reed, Dr. Michael Reed, Tracy
Christian
Mo Sevareid, Jett Beres, Mika Brzezinski, Chelsea
Tommy Brown
Reed, Joe Scarborough
Good Works on page 8
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Good Works from page 7
Sponsors include: Captiva Spine; Coastal Surgical; Comiter,
Concierge Medicine of Jupiter; Fitness Redefined; Jupiter
Medical Center; K2M Complex Spine Innovations; Ken Grey,
AP, DOM; MD 2.0; Medical Weight Loss of Jupiter; Medstar
Home Health; Medtronic; Orthofix; North American Spine
Eve Beres, Eric Muehlbauer, Christina Wolf
Society; NuVasive; Relax the Back; Singer, Basemen and Braun; and the Stryker Corporation.
The North American Spine Foundation also announced they will host the second annual Flip
Flops & Bow Ties Party to honor veterans of the armed services who have overcome spinal
disorders will take place Saturday, Feb. 20, 2016.
For more information about the North American Spine
Foundation, visit www.spine.foundation.
Kyle Webber, Jenna Smith
Andy Belew, Patti Patrick
P a t r i c k Ty l a n d e r, L o r i
Brittany Madison, Mike Tylander
Madison
Health & Wellness
Preventing Falls As You Grow Older
By Dan and Liz Brumer, R.Phs., Tequesta Drugs and Compounding Pharmacy
Whether it simply bruises
your ego or breaks a bone,
taking a fall is no fun. Each
year, one in three seniors 65
and older experiences a fall
– a number that has grown
in recent years. For people
in this age group, falling is
the leading cause of injury
and injury-related deaths.
Whether due to concerns about independence or worrying
others, however, fewer than half these people tell the doctor
about their falls. But that could add insult to injury because
one fall may lead to another.
Don’t keep it a secret. Be upfront with your doctor – and
with us. Provide details about when, where and how you fell.
We can help you pinpoint the problem and suggest changes
you can make. For starters, falling might be due to:
• A chronic health condition
Health & Beauty
RENU Medical
Aesthetics Offers
Free Seminar April 29
Dr. Valerie Barrett of RENU Medical Aesthetics will
be hosting a free seminar on April 29 on facial volume
replacement.
The educational event will include an overview of facial
rejuvenation and antiaging treatments to smooth away
lines, wrinkles, pores and pigment. Learn about laser skin
resurfacing, micro needling and fractional radio frequency,
plus how to look years younger naturally with the RENU
Liquid Face Lift™ with Sculptra®.
“The RENU lecture series helps guests understand their
treatment options and chose the appropriate treatment plan
to best meet their desired outcome,” said Barrett. “At RENU
Medical Aesthetics, we believe in providing extensive
education on all treatments and close follow up on all
procedures, making our clients partners in decision making
for all cosmetic procedures.”
RENU Medical Aesthetics is a full service rejuvenation
center with an ever-present board-certified M.D. specializing
in injectables. In an atmosphere of comfort and privacy,
RENU clients enjoy the most effective skin rejuvenation
products, noninvasive and minimally invasive procedures
and refreshing facials.
The seminar takes place at 5:30 p.m. on April 29 at the
RENU Medical Aesthetics Tequesta location, 304 Tequesta
Drive. Guests will enjoy cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, raffles
and special seminar pricing. R.S.V.P.s are required and can
be made by calling (561) 406-6123.
For more information, visit www.RENUforyou.com or call
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fitting, sturdy shoes with nonskid soles and toss out the floppy
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With your doctor’s permission, engage in exercise that
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include walking, water workouts, chair yoga or tai chi – a
gentle exercise that involves meditative movements. Is a fear
of falling keeping you stuck in your easy chair? Your doctor
may suggest physical therapy or a guided exercise program.
Review your meds. Here’s where we can really help. Make
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• Clean up spills right away.
• Remove throw rugs.
• Clear newspapers and electrical or phone cords from
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• Use nonslip mats in the bathtub and shower.
• Put nightlights in hallways, bedrooms and bathroom.
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or walker – but your pride won’t quite allow it? It may help
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People In Focus
The Nature Conservancy Honors Maggy Hurchalla
The Florida Chapter of The Nature
Conservancy dedicated a nature trail at
Blowing Rocks Preserve on Jupiter Island
to Maggy Hurchalla on Feb. 16, honoring
her for her ongoing dedication to protect
Florida’s natural environment.
At the event, while speakers listed just
a few of her achievements in the protection
of wetlands and uplands, dunes and creeks,
hammocks and scrub, Maggy beamed,
clearly enjoying most the retelling of
kayak misadventures and unscheduled dips
in the sea.
Maggy’s good friend Vevie Dimmitt
said, “Maggy’s Path is a connecting trail
with Maggy leading us on – connecting
us to nature and all things wild and each
other. That is so perfectly Maggy.”
Executive director for the Florida
Chapter of The Nature Conservancy,
Temperince Morgan, explains the reason
for “Maggy’s Path” dedication. “Maggy Eagle Scout Lukas Merklein (right) helped prepare Maggy’s Path” for the
has a great understanding and appreciation dedication as an Eagle Scout Project. Maggy Hurchalla is featured on the left.
of Florida’s natural treasures and has
Photo credit: Heather Brownlow.
contributed so much to environmental
progress in Florida. She has been a relentless champion of
Everglades restoration and has helped paint the vision for
Martin County’s future.”
Morgan continues, “Day in and day out, Maggy willingly
shares with young and old alike her fierce love and knowledge
of wild Florida through her nature walks and excursions. Her
support has allowed The Nature Conservancy to become a
protective force in Florida and around the world. We are
very grateful for her years of service as a board trustee for
the Florida Chapter.”
About:
The Nature Conservancy is a leading conservation
organization working around the world to conserve the lands
and waters on which all life depends. The conservancy and
its more than one million members have protected nearly 120
million acres worldwide. www.nature.org
Blowing Rocks Preserve is located at 574 South Beach
Road, Hobe Sound, FL 33455, about 25 miles north of West
Palm Beach on Jupiter Island. Blowing Rocks Preserve began
in 1969, when generous residents of Jupiter Island donated
73 acres of their island to The Nature Conservancy. Today
the restored preserve reflects what south Florida barrier
islands looked like a century ago with one of our state’s rarest
surviving landscapes – an intact Florida dune habitat with
beach sunflower, bay cedar, sea grape and sea oats.
Visitors may enjoy a restful, native plant demonstration
garden and interpretative signs are featured along three
hiking trails and boardwalks. Swimming, snorkeling and
scuba diving are allowed from the beach during listed
hours. Open daily from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., except for
major holidays. Daily beach access: $2 adults, $1 members,
children 12 and under are free. http://www.nature.org/
ourinitiatives/regions/northamerica/unitedstates/florida/
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Epicuriosity
Strawberries For Dessert With A Mosel Riesling
By Glenn Sudnick, Certified Sommelier
If you dare, melt some dark chocolate in a shallow serving
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next time you think strawberries, I hope you remember the
great Rieslings of the Mosel.
Wir sehen uns später!
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My wine of choice was the Weingut Michael Goerg
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Goldtropfchen located in village of Neumagen. The wine is
packed with ripe fresh fruit flavors.
In the glass the wine appears pale green but the bouquet
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Page 12, The Talk Of Tequesta
Theatre Happenings
Maltz Jupiter Theatre Announces 2015/16 Season Of
Shows, Another Op’nin’, Another Show
The Maltz Jupiter Theatre Is Ready To Entertain With Its 2015/16 Another Op’nin’, Another Show Season!
The 2015/16 season will begin with Agatha Christie: The
Mousetrap (Oct. 25 – Nov. 8), a masterful whodunit that
weaves an intricate plot filled with nerve-rattling suspense as
it follows a group of strangers stranded at a boarding house.
We continue with Billy Elliot the Musical (Dec. 1 – 20), the
electrifying Broadway blockbuster that follows the life of
Billy, the youngest child of a blue-collar family who discovers
his extraordinary gift for ballet. Next up is The Will Rogers
Follies (Jan. 12 – 31, 2016), a Tony Award®-winning musical
extravaganza that celebrates the beloved American entertainer
Will Rogers. Then join us for Frost/Nixon (Feb. 7 – 21),
Peter Morgan’s fast-paced, riveting drama that illuminates
one of the most monumental political interviews of all time.
Our incredible season ends with the Tony Award®-winning
phenomenon Kiss Me, Kate (March 8 – 27), a witty and
delightful Cole Porter musical not to be missed!
“Our audiences have come to expect a diverse season of
play and musical selections that are always re-imagined,”
said Andrew Kato, the theatre’s producing artistic director.
“As a producing organization that creates every element on
our stage specifically for our audiences, I look forward to
putting together amazing artistic teams – both locally and
nationally – to realize our eclectic season.”
Currently celebrating its 12th season, the theatre was
recently nominated for 14 Carbonell Awards, South Florida’s
highest honor for artistic excellence. To celebrate and
announce its 2015/16 season, the theatre held a cocktail party
on Feb. 9, featuring a unique photo opportunity for attendees:
photos with models showcasing costumes from each of the
theatre’s upcoming season shows.
In addition to its season productions (not included in
subscriptions), the theatre will present an exciting lineup of
all-new limited engagements and several popular favorites.
New shows include the jazz and classical sounds of the Joe
Scott Trio, featuring vocalist and cantor Jessica Turnoff
Ferrari, with Jewish Life in Music (Jan. 2); the song and dance
spectacular Live From Nashville (Jan. 18); and the Tony®nominated sensation Brenda Braxton, who will present an
intimate concert of Broadway classics in The Green Room
with Brenda Braxton: (March 30).
Kathi Kretzer-Sayler, center, with Austin Carroll, Ethan
Jamason, Emily Rynasko, Brian Andrews and Shannon
Murphy. Photo by Linnea Bailey.
Austin Carroll, Ethan Jamason, Emily Rynasko, Andrew Kato,
Brian Andrews and Shannon Murphy. Photo by Linnea Bailey.
“Our theatre has something for everyone with our new
season of special events and concerts,” said Jennifer SardoneShiner, the theatre’s director of marketing. “In addition to
popular annual favorites, we’re proud to offer an array of
brand new concerts, including the stellar tribute groups Night
Fever: The Bee Gees Tribute and You’ve Got A Friend – The
Music of Carole King and James Taylor in February, as well
as the Celtic group Young Irelanders in March and the highenergy comedy piano show Dueling Pianos in April.”
November will bring an extra-special benefit concert:
An Evening with Christine Ebersole (Nov. 21), the theatre’s
third annual Tony Award® winner benefit concert. Star of
stage, screen and television, she will be backed by a 10-piece
orchestra and will enchant audiences with her glorious voice,
performing songs from Broadway classics and standards from
the great American songbook.
Tennessee Williams’s The Glass Menagerie is coming to
the stage in August, presented by local high school students
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Theatre Happenings from page 12
New York-based actor Christopher Sloan, right, performed at
the Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s cocktail party on Feb. 9. Designed
to celebrate and announce the theatre’s 2015/16 season, the
party featured models showcasing costumes from each of the
theatre’s upcoming season shows. Pictured: Austin Carroll,
Ethan Jamason, Emily Rynasko, Andrew Kato, Brian Andrews
and Shannon Murphy. Photo by Linnea Bailey.
as part of the Theatre’s Youth Artists’ Chair program. This
striking classic examines family relationships, the pursuit of
dreams and obligations to one another.
It’s time to become a new subscriber or renew your season
subscription to get the best seats available. The multiple
Carbonell Award-winning Theatre is offering two convenient
subscription plans, the four-play and the five-play, for the
theatre’s 2015/16 season, Another Op’nin’, Another Show.
Patrons may purchase subscriptions for the new club level
premium seats in the theatre’s newly renovated space, The
Green Room, and enjoy the stylish lounge and amenities
throughout the season. Amenities include spacious 23” seats,
a lounge with a private bar and restrooms, one free drink of
choice with ticket purchase, panoramic views of the stage
and a private entrance and elevator.
Subscriptions begin at $198. Subscribers save 10 percent
to 15 percent on single-ticket prices. Subscribers also get one
fee-free ticket exchange per ticket per show, and advance
notice and ability to purchase tickets to limited engagements
and other special events. Subscription groups of 20 or more
receive an additional discount.
Agatha Christie: The Mousetrap is sponsored by the John
McDonald Company; Billy Elliot the Musical is sponsored by
Peggy and Rick Katz; The Will Rogers Follies is sponsored
To Celebrate And Announce Its 2015/16 Season, The
Maltz Jupiter Theatre Held A Cocktail Party On Feb. 9,
Featuring Models Showcasing Costumes From Each Of
The Theatre’s Upcoming Season’s Shows
Lucille, Jane and Barbara Crowley with the Calendar Girls
group, center, with Austin Carroll, Ethan Jamason, Emily
Rynasko, Shannon Murphy and Brian Andrews. Photo by
Janie Willison.
by Kathy and Joe Savarese, Homecare America and Braman
BMW Jupiter; Frost/Nixon is sponsored by Jodie and Dan
Hunt and the Roy A. Hunt Foundation and California Closets;
and Kiss Me, Kate is sponsored by Janet and Phillip Dresden
and Isanne and Sanford Fisher.
For tickets and additional information, call (561) 575-2223
or visit www.jupitertheatre.org. For more information on
bringing your group to the theatre, contact group concierge
Shannon Murphy at (561) 972-6117.
About The Maltz Jupiter Theatre
The not-for-profit Maltz Jupiter Theatre has become one
of Florida’s pre-eminent professional theatres, committed
to production and education through its collaborations
with local and national artists. Currently the state’s largest
award-winning regional theatre, the theatre draws nearly
100,000 people annually, serves a subscription base of
more than 7,626 and has world-class classroom facilities
in support of its Paul & Sandra Goldner Conservatory of
Performing Arts, which serves hundreds of youth and adults.
The theatre is a member of the prestigious League of Resident
Theatres and has earned numerous Carbonell Awards, South
Florida’s highest honor for artistic excellence, including the
prestigious Bill Von Maurer Award for Theatrical Excellence.
For more information about the theatre’s upcoming shows
and conservatory, visit www.jupitertheatre.org or call the
box office at (561) 575-2223.
Joe Tracy, Greg King, Jennifer Sardone-Shiner, Lee and
Susan Strasser and Bob Butterfield. Photo by Janie Willison.
To celebrate and announce its 2015/16 season, the Maltz
Jupiter Theatre held a cocktail party on Feb. 9.
Photo by Linnea Bailey.
Alexandra Guth and Daniel Maria and Dennis Littleworth.
Boudet. Photo by Alicia Photo by Alicia Donelan.
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Bill Holbert, Sandra Holbert and Bill Manegio. Photo by
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Mary Spencer and Jeanette Wilson. Photo by Linnea Bailey.
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Lauren Lobel and Ilsa Laurentaro. Photo by Alicia Donelan.
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On The Water
Palm Beach Vintage Regatta Featured The Honey Fitz
Report and Photos by Penny Sheltz
The Palm Beach Vintage
Regatta invited the public to be
a part of its Inaugural Antique
Yacht Exhibit and Sail Races
to see who won the cup at the
beautiful downtown West Palm
Beach waterfront. The Palm
Beaches have a long history of
being one of the finest yachting 1931 Honey Fitz, 93-foot
destinations in the United presidential yacht for five
presidents
States with yachts hailing from
ports across the globe. Regattas
and races are part of our history
and date back to the 1920s. The
1931 Honey Fitz, 93-foot legendary Palm Beach Cup
presidential yacht for five was held between the Flagler
Memorial and the Royal Park
presidents
CrossTalk
No More Grousing
By Jodi Cross
I stumbled across a new movement
taking hold on the Internet. If
you Google “Complaint Restraint
Project” you can learn all about
it. The initiative was established
by Thierry Blancpain and Pieter
Pelgrims. The mission of the project
is to create a more positive life by
eliminating negative statements for
30 days. “There’s no secret sauce,”
the Web site says. “Simply stop
complaining.” Unfortunately misery
just loves company, doesn’t it?
I thought I would give it a whirl, so I
enlisted some of my inner circle for a team style project. My sister
said it sounded interesting but she couldn’t commit to starting until
after the 19th of the month. Huh? Can it really be that difficult to
stop the grousing?
Fast Company picked up the battalion and even wrote a
post that lists ways to make not complaining a realistic goal.
Start By Defining What A Complaint Is:
Turns out there is a difference between an observation and a
complaint. Maybe I just tend to be very observant in my daily
life. Especially when I notice coffee dribbled on the floor or
laundry piled up. Perhaps people in my house just aren’t as
observant as I am. Is that possible? Or did I just slip back into
complaining? Seriously, a complaint brings about a negative
undertone and makes the energy drain out of you.
Track How Often You Complain And What About:
This opens the mindfulness cavern and really gets your brain
tuned into how habitually you fall into a pattern of complaining.
One morning while watching the news I had five slips in a
matter of minutes. Yikes, turn the television off, light a candle
and tune into some spa music.
Don’t Engage:
Skip the grousing fest and avoid friends who tend to overgrouse. If you have to attend a meeting or event, try to stay on
the fringe or add something positive. Just last week, I opened
my mouth to say I liked something and a certain person
pounced on me like Tigger in Pooh. The rant of expletives,
and “that is the stupidest thing I ever heard,” followed. Ouch!
Use The “But-Positive” Technique:
We all know this little trick helps you turn a negative into a
positive. Another way to phrase things is by turning a “but” into
a “get.” I have to pick up the dry cleaning. I get to pick up the
dry cleaning, which happens to be right across the street from my
favorite consignment store. I have to go up north in the middle
of a storm … but I get to spend time with my parents.
Just remember, ridding yourself of negativity takes work.
Don’t beat yourself up if you slip. Slips happen, just keep trying
to find the rainbow in the midst of the storm. I am working on
taking the challenge one day at a time. Won’t you join me?
Jodi Cross is a marketing consultant, speaker and freelance
writer and may be reached at jcross@crossnm.com or www.
crossnm.com or follow me on Facebook or twitter at jcrosstalk!
bridges.
In years past, the docks were alive
with some of the most magnificent
works of art handcrafted of wood.
Many of these beautiful yachts still
exist including Honey Fitz, the
presidential yacht, which served five
United States presidents including:
Truman, Eisenhower, JFK, Johnson Guests were entertained
and Nixon. Many other distinguished b y w a t e r j e t p a c k
demonstrations
yachts were also on display.
Our local celebrity John
Staluppi, who owns
the Cars of Dreams
Museum that fills the
old Twin City Mall had
his yacht at the Vintage
Regatta in West Palm
Beach. John and Jeanette Staluppi, docked their $37 million,
190-foot-long, multi-deck Skyfall yacht. Named after the 2012
James Bond film, Skyfall is the 19th vessel in Staluppis’ fleet
many take their monikers from movies starring 007.
Women’s Palm Beach Lunch Bunch
Jupiter’s Largest Women’s Networking Group
www.palmbeachlunchbunch.com
Featuring Dr. Denise Carstrom
Are you tired of eating healthy and exercising and not losing weight? Dr. Denise
will explain why balanced eating and exercise isn’t enough, how to re-set your
metabolism, maintain muscle mass and re-shape your body the way you have always
wanted to. No more yo-yo dieting - learn how to do it the right way!
April 16, 2015
Friends meeting friends ... making business happen
The monthly meeting of the Palm Beach Lunch Bunch will be at Abacoa Golf Club on April 16th
at 11:30 a.m. To reserve your seat for lunch, log on to www.palmbeachlunchbunch.com. For
vendors, call LuAnn at (561) 741-7770 to reserve your table.
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The Talk Of Tequesta, Page 15
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